Question

Which of the following diagrams is a strike-slip fault?

A.)I only

B.)II only

C.)III only

D.)I and II​

Answer 1

Answer:

c

Explanation:

III ONLYY

IN STRIKE SLIP FAULT THE PLATES MOVE PARALLEL BUT IN OPPOSITE DIRECTON ONLY

Answer 2

Option C is correct

III only

Explanation:

• In geology, a strike-slip fault—also known as a transcurrent fault, wrench fault, or lateral fault—is a split in the Earth's crustal rocks when the rock masses slide past one another parallel to the strike, the point where a rock surface intersects the surface or another horizontal plane.
• Although horizontal compression generated these faults, they displace rock in a horizontal path that is nearly parallel to the compressional force to release their energy.
• The relative slip along the fault plane is lateral, and the fault plane is virtually vertical.
• Whether the block on the other side of the fault from an observer has moved to the right or left determines whether a strike-slip fault is right or left lateral.

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